It is the perfect symbol of a narcissistic, social-media-obsessed society that doesn’t even realise what terrible photos it’s taking, says Edwin Heathcote The selfie is,
John Jervis welcomes a retrospective that focuses on the photographer’s 1970s heyday – when his sharp, surreal images helped to define the fashion industry In
An exhibition of photography depicts the eerie, artificial towns used to train the police and military for conflict Photographs of the fake buildings, streets and
Constructing Worlds: Photography and Architecture in the Modern Age
The Barbican’s sweeping survey of architectural photography occasionally struggles with its focus, says Isabel Stevens In the history of photography, buildings are crucial. The Barbican’s
The fashion photographer’s dramatic lighting and stylised sets created fantastical images that epitomise a period, says Fatema Ahmed In 1933, the Hungarian photojournalist Martin Munkácsi
Diego Garcia, Indian Ocean, 2010 (images: Mishka Henner/Carroll & Fletcher) Henner’s photography, on display in London until 31 May, explores how satellite imagery can tell
KitchenAid introduces Luminaire, the latest expression of its Design Series, where an enduring kitchen icon becomes a study in light, material and texture
